How confident are you, if at all, that you would be able to socially distance when doing your job from your normal place of work (that is, the place you worked from before the coronavirus outbreak)?

How confident are you, if at all, that you would be able to socially distance when doing your job from your normal place of work (that is, the place you worked from before the coronavirus outbreak)? Published on 4 May 2020 → Survey conducted on 4 May 2020 on 2680 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Very confident

11%

Fairly confident

19%

Not very confident

17%

Not confident at all

16%

N\A - I do not have a job

34%

Don't know

Very confident

11%

Fairly confident

19%

Not very confident

17%

Not confident at all

16%

N\A - I do not have a job

34%

Don't know

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